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Stocks globally slipped on Wednesday, with the exception of China where a stimulus-fueled rally occurred. The dollar came under pressure and crude oil retreated from a multi-week high. European stocks fell 0.1% and U.S. stocks were expected to follow suit. The euro and British pound reached their highest levels in a month and two and a half years, respectively, against the dollar.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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